Ruble built mausoleum built c.1800. Rectangular in plan with a convex roof having a rendered finish. Exposed random rubble where render has failed. Square-headed opening to the principal/west elevation with cast-iron single-leaf door. Square-headed slate inscription plaque to west elevation.
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1800
The inscription reads 'This vault, the burying place of James and Jane Quaile of Downpatrick and their family, was erected, A.D.1800'.
Significant failure of render with open-joints to areas of exposed random rubble. Plantlife to roof (2003).
RSJ Clarke, Gravestone Inscriptions: County Down. Ulster-Scot Historical Society (1966-1998).
J Beattie, The Mausolea of County Down and Greater Belfast. Unpublished Dissertation, Queens University Belfast (2003).
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Downpatrick Non-Subscribing Presbyterian Graveyard
Stream Street
Downpatrick
County Down
BT30 6DF
Northern Ireland